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22 August 2018
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Lake Cowichan Gazette
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Lexi Bainas
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Drought has volunteers walking Cowichan Lake area’s dry rivers and creek-beds looking for stranded fish fry
Cowichan Lake Area, British Columbia, Canada
N 48º 53' 33.562" W 124º 16' 36.197"
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N 48º 53' 33.562" W 124º 16' 36.197"
Lat/Lng:
48.8926560392682 -124.276721477509
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Plans are underway for raising the weir: a reflection of widespread concern, says Ken Traynor
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